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Respected Sir, I got failed in my 12th Board exam. Now, I am thinking to Diploma in Nursing course. So, I would like to know that I can do Diploma course in Nursing on 10th basis? Please let me know immediately.

No, you are not eligible to do Diploma in Nursing course on basis of 10th standard. To be eligible to pursue Diploma in Nursing course, you should have passed 12th standard or an equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects from a Government recognised board. Since, you have pursued 12th standard, I suggest you to qualify your 12th standard by appearing in Supplementary examinations, so, that you are eligible to do Diploma in Nursing course.

Diploma in nursing course can be pursued after successful completion of 10+2 level of education in the science stream with a minimum aggregate score marks. General nursing and midwifery of GNM course is 3 to 4 year diploma in paramedics.
So, after 10th it is not possible for you to pursue GNM course.

Yes, you can pursue your diploma in Nursing on 10th basis .

Eligibility criteria:

Candidate should have passed their 10th boards from a recognized university.

Candidate should have obtained at least 50% marks in their boards.

Candidate should have passed in all compulsory subjects.

No, you cannot study diploma in nursing course on 10th basis.

Candidate have to pass 12th class with physics, chemistry and biology to get admission in diploma in nursing .

Age of candidate must be from 17 to 25 years.

=> Diploma in Nursing is a 12th standard Nursing Diploma course.

=> The duration of this course is three years.

=> For this course candidate must have passed 12th class from a recognized board of Education.

=> As per my knowledge, you are not eligible to study Diploma in Nursing course on 10th basis.